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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Installation view, Lisa Yuskavage, David Zwirner, New York, 2026
May 14—June 26, 2026

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Ian Bunting
"Daedalus, ByteMyAscii, ByteBlight, Bugroth." —  

Almost never gone to somewhere just to view artwork.
Went with a social group I often attend to a local museum, but that was rather more mixed in terms of mediums and had a number of themed cases around a subject, with non-artwork items.
That interested me more perhaps, unless there is going to be a display in a style, or artists I take a particular interest in.
Art isn't something I have paid all that much attention to, though I have got two pieces from a local artist here, a friend of mine because… See More

they fit my personal interests more.

Edit: uploading pictures didn't work, see if this works. Shared google photos album link.

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Not too hard. Not too soft. These swivel chairs are just the right firmness!
It's going to be a very comfortable dinner and a movie night!

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Angel Munoz
"Prometheus" —  

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Love catching that low-down feeling.
All it takes is conviction of a strong structural story, and that the buy basis isn't biased.
And a seller at spot.
Found one for silver (usually do).
Couldn't find one for gold (now that's an interesting development).

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

Feed me, Seymour, feed me. Buy low, sell high. Ride the slide, let others pay the piper.
Fears of catching a falling knife is what makes the game exciting. However, that's the emotional side of it. The analytical side reassures with structural facts and the knowledge that history rhymes.

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Del Scoville
"DelMurice" —  

It's been neary a century when paper currency was the value of the gold. We literally been using play money for decades. Well, it's not play money, as it has value, but it's value is the trust of the government. It's becoming more and more questionable in recent years. We avoid a depression because of merely saying money has value. The only way to pay back national debt, corporations and billionaires must be taxed. Taxing the poor to middle class can never pay it. Every second the national debt… See More

goes up by $70k. That's what middle class yearly income average is. So every 75 minutes, the national debt goes up by the income of everyone together in the USA. That's if everyone makes $70k average. It doesn't include anyone who are extemely wealthy. But, while that number is just hyperbole, it's a good example of how only taxing the middle class can never, ever, pay off the national debt. The interest alone exceeds the entire income of the middle class in the U.S.A.

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Lee Wheaton
"SoDead"
 

wheeeeee! Time to buy.  
Когда добираешься до низа горки, то забираешься обратно наверх.
When you reach the bottom of the slide, you climb back up to the top

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